Job-Application-Project

This is a small Web Development Project made for an "Industrial Training" in our Final Year of Engineering. This is a simple Job Portal for Jobseekers & Companies.

This Project does not include any modern frameworks. Hence, It's entirly made of Hand-Written Code.

Getting Started

We made this project entirly in "Localhost" using Apache or HTTP Server. Kindly follow the below mentioned instructions to run it on your machine.

Prerequisites

You need only XAMPP to run this project on your local machine. XAMPP is a completely free, easy to install Apache distribution containing MariaDB, PHP, and Perl.

Setup

• Git Clone the Repo or download the Project Zip file.

• Extract the files in the htdocs directory where you installed XAMPP. Lets assume you installed XAMPP in C drive. Then your path to htdocs will be,

  C:/xampp/htdocs/
  

• Start the Apache & MySQL(or MariaDB) module in XAMPP Control Panel.

• Go to phpmyadmin from your browser & import the database which is provided as a SQL file in the Project zip under Database folder.

• IMPORTANT: In order to make the mail function work you need to modify the php.ini file in the below mentioned location.

  C:\xampp\php\php.ini
  

  And add the following Two line of instruction in that file.

  Coming Soon
  

Build With

This is Web Development Project based on PHP. The Web Technology used are,

• PHP
• HTML
• CSS
• JavaScript
• Bootstrap
• JQuery
• MariaDB (or MySQL) (DataBase)

Features

The Project provides many standardized features of a Job Portal. Below are some of the Key features.

• Complete & seperate Register, Login & Working Panel for Jobseekers and Employers.
• Search Jobs without Registering.
• Detailed Profiles for both Jobseeker & Employer.
• One click Job Apply for Jobseekers.
• Track & View your Job Applications as a Jobseeker.
• Post multiple Jobs & Track them as Employer.
• View, Select or Reject Job Applications as Employer.
• Notification Mail to the registered Email ID for Job Application, Selection etc.
• Many More...

Authors

• Susanta Chakraborty
• Ayan Das

License

It is an Open Source Project. Feel free to use it or modify it for your own work. Just make sure to give the proper credit to the authors of this Project.